Macalester College - Quid Nunc Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Firsl' Row: E. Moflershead, K. Colson, H. Ohlqren, M. McGee, R. Hasfings Second Row: M. Bell, H. MacMullan, M. Ferre, A. Rusferholz. B. Clapp, E. Franz, E. Heine, K. Flad Third Row: M. Jenkins, V. Hunier, H. Gusfafson, M. Yulcl, E. Maes, H. Gregory Pi Phi Epsilon Pl PHI EPSILON, Macalesier honorary scholarship sociery, was organized in l9I4, lhrough ihe ehforis of Prof. A. W. Anderson. Nominalions are made by The laculiy commiriee and eligibiliry 'ro membership consisis of a 3.2 raiing and 80 academic credifs, 62 of which mus'r have been complered a+ Macalesier. lniriafion of new members was held in conneciion wilh The annual Cap and Gown Day exercises ihis year insiead of af a separafe service. New members were presenied wiih sociely pins bearing 'rhe Greek leHers pi. phi, and epsilon llearning, love of wisdom, self-coniroll. Elecied officers are: Kaiherine Colson, president Harold Ohlgren, vice-president Marian McGee, secreiary-Treasurer. The iaculfy commiiiee on Pi Phi Epsilon includes Professors Russell B. Hasiings, Chairman: Borghilcl Sundheim, Doroihea Schullz, L. Clark Kealing, F. A. Young, A. W. Anderson. D IOS

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4 FirsT Row: G. Malen. W. Mahle, J. P. Hall, N. Lynn, C. Kroning, P. WiTTenberger Second Row: D. Olds, D. MacKnighT, R. ArmsTrong, V. Malmrose. C. HaversToclr, G. Oswald, J. Neander Third Row: R. Macornber, M. Benson, B. Slrogmo, J. Johnson, H. Chase, A, Groen Fourfh Row: WalTer Clark, D. Norberg, E. Norberg, J. GroTTing. D. Tharalson, G. Jaeclc M255 GTZ? FOUNDED 22 years ago by a smalligroup oT sTudenTs inTeresTed in singing, The MacalesTer Men's Glee Club composed of 26 voices Today ranks as one oT The ouTsTanding collegiaTe choral groups in The NorThwesT. FirsT direcTor OT The club was Virgil C-3uThrie who served during l9l4, I9I5 and I9l6. Wallace Hall had charge oT The group in l9I7 and in l9l8 ProTessor John PorTer Hall became leader. He has held The posT conTinuously since ThaT Time. Each year The Men's Glee Club makes iTs spring concerT Tour Through various parTs OT MinnesoTa. LasT year iT wenT To The souTheasTern parT oT The sTaTe. NorThern MinnesoTa Towns were visiTed This season. and semi-classical and sacred concerTs were presenTed in high schools and churches in and abouT The Twin CiTies. Officers of The club This year are: presidenT, Edmund Lynn: business manager, William Mahlei assisTanT business manager, Cleaveland HaversToclc, and librarian, Park WiTTenberger. . QQ ' T n K-A IO7 T P 511 T 1 l I T

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MacalesTer Church Chapel K I, ,lf ,X X! Religious Activities MACALESTER noT only mainTains a sTrong deparTmenT of Religion under Professor McLean and Professor Kagin, buT also oTTers unlimiTed Tor exTra curricular religious acTiviTy Through iTs Y.lvl.C.A., iTs Y.W.C.A. and The STudenT VolunTeers coordinaTed under The Campus CommiTTee on Religious Life. The ousTanding achievemenTs oT The combined college ChrisTian OrganizaTions were The sending oT Louise Pribyl, ArdyThe l-liorT and George Gallos as delegaTes To The quadrennial STudenT VolunTeer ConvenTion aT Indianapolis, The organizaTion of Three Kagawa STudy Groups wiTh a membership oT over TorTy-Tive sTudenTs under The clirecTion oT Mary Bell and The sponsoring oT SpiriTual Emphasis Weelc wiTh Dr. William Boddy of WesTminsTer PresbyTerian Church oi Minneapolis as speaker. The college enioys The closesf cooperaTion and helpTul Triendliness oT lvlacalesTer PresbyTerian Church, oT which Rev. W. F. Vance is The pasTor, in all iTs acTiviTies. ll fa I, K F, X ffil' 4 1'-I ' . -X0 lO9 'gf